Tasting Notes:

From the most renowned terroir in Cognac, comes a hand-craft, 100% estate-grown cognac - After maturation in individually selected casks of Limousin oak and acquiring a warm light brown hue, the fine and rare character of the cognac is revealed in the glass. A mélange of fruits, flowers and the heat of the terroir will be explored by the connoisseur.

 

The Chateau: 

For 800 years and 28 generations, the Count’s family has earned a reputation of making great wines. Its private estate or “Domaine Privé” is situated between Bordeaux and Cognac with a unique terroir of Archiac, rich with minerals. The estate’s ancestral savoir-faire combined with carefully considered traditional production methods gives the cognac a distinct and bold character. This handcrafted cognac has for years been monopolized by the local population – finally making its debut in the United States as one of the premier cognacs.

 

Technical Data

 

Varietals: 70% Ugni Blanc, 30% Colombard. 

 

Appellation: Petite Fine Champagne Controlée

 

Soil: Mix of sand and argilo-calcareous clay with mineral deposits.

 

Aging: Maturation in individually selected casks of Limousin oak.

 

Alcoholic Content: 40% by volume.